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The lost opportunity of the 2012 elections
Among the deficit and debt debate we missed the chance to talk about what a modern government looks like.
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7 steps from good to great proposals
Proposal expert Bob Lohfeld offers seven tips to make your proposals better. Hint: It's not about you; it's about the customer.
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Will the cloud lose its economic advantage?
Sure cloud computing has cost advantages today, but you have to understand network costs and performance drivers to maximize your return.
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4 strategies for thriving in today's market
Sure times are tough, but here are four business strategies focused on helping your customers and your company succeed.
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Why not low-price, technically exceptional?
The government and contractors shouldn't settle for technically acceptable, instead the goal should be affordable and innovative solutions.
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Contractors: Don't shirk your cloud responsibilities
GTSI Chief Technology Officer Jim Sweeney brings his views on the critical role contractors play in helping customers understand and embrace the power of cloud computing.
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Thinking of rebranding? Here's how to succeed
Todd Stottlemyer shares his experience of rebranding his company and the four keys to gaining value from the effort.
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Take your pick: Plenty of contracting woes ahead
From low-price contracting to sequestration to selective sourcing, 2013 promises to be as tough as 2012.
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Doing the low-price limbo?
Agencies are increasingly forcing companies to present lower and lower prices on contracts at the risk of long-term value.
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Do's and don'ts of lowering your proposal costs
Today's market is pressuring companies to lower costs. Here's what you can gain and lose by reducing your spend on proposals.
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What Moneyball teaches about federal budgets
Steve Charles offers five questions to ask when analyzing your sales and channel strategy in the face of changing government buying practices.
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Is cost cutting holding your growth prisoner?
During tough times, businesses often makes cuts to sustain profits. But sometimes those cuts make growth even harder to come by.
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Game-changing event? Here's how to communicate it
Eileen Rivera explains four strategies for helping customers and employees understand your company's game-changing event.
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The myth of the level playing field
Many small businesses wrongly assume that government small-business programs create a level playing field.
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Data overload threatens with rise of smart tech and real-time sensors
The government needs to get smart about handling the coming flood of real-time, sensor-based data, writes consultant Marc Demarest.
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Bring accountability to contract protests
Government and industry need to take a new approach to procurement before bid protests spiral out of control, writes Jaime Gracia.
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BAE makes $86M deal for imaging company
BAE Systems has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Fairchild Imaging Inc., a privately held company specializing in solid-state electronic imaging components and systems for scientific imaging applications.
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Divestiture makes for hot topic in lean times
Lingering effects of the credit crisis and the broader economic downturn have created a new urgency for chief executives in the defense and government services industry to explore divestitures.
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Agencies should not fear talking to contractors
Columnist Steve Kelman writes that communication between government and industry is key to saving money and and preventing misunderstandings in contract language.
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